DENNIS3631

Well as said rare to a point ,,,should not have happened at all all. All oil changes synthetic whole nine yards and not towed at all just daily commute ,but it is the rear one that failed in the heat area .Turbo and converter replacement required,,,,however good news is My dealer went to bat for me ,I asked them to ask for 50%figuring better to ask for the expectation rather than leaving it on the table. Ford did better , gonna cost me a 500.00 gotta be happy with that thank you guys

Hello, I would like to know others experience with turbo failure on a 3.5 ecoboost engine how prevalent? 2014 flex with 68,000 miles on it and at dealer know as smoking to bad to drive. Appears as I suspected rear turbo failed and the price tag to repair is likely 3000.00 with a converter being oiled up. Not happy at all second time this engine has failed(timing fell apart at 47,0000). This is the first Ford I did not buy the factory extended warranty on and am getting bit by it. Years ago Ford would offer goodwill assistance for such issues as there is no way anything should fail on maintained engine below 100,000 miles. Does anyone know if they still do same? Is this an issue everyone is dealing with perhaps just being a poor product as that price is only for one of the turbo's